Google Calendar for iOS
Google has released Google Calendar for iOS. The app works with all the calendars you’ve already set up on your phone and comes with the following features:
Soon, iOS and Android users will be able to use the Google app on their smartphones and tablets, and even on desktops and laptop computers to check out flight statuses, reservations, package delivery or upcoming plans .
Soon, iOS and Android users will be able to use the Google app on their smartphones and tablets, and even on desktops and laptop computers to check out flight statuses, reservations, package delivery or upcoming plans .The app will instantly fetch this stuff for you if it’s in your Gmail, Google Calendar, Google+, or Google Drive. The info will only be shown to you – encrypted and secure – when you’re signed in to Google.
The Japanese no-brand retailer Muji is taking an interesting approach to their iPhone and iPad apps. Instead of just having a product catalog/store app (although they have that too), they’re also offering apps that are very much like the products they offer in their real-world stores.
The Japanese no-brand retailer Muji is taking an interesting approach to their iPhone and iPad apps. Instead of just having a product catalog/store app (although they have that too), they’re also offering apps that are very much like the products they offer in their real-world stores. There’s a simple calendaring app that syncs with Google Calendar, a notebook app for sketching and note-taking, and an app called Muji to Go that combines a bunch of different functions that travelers might need (weather, currency exchange, power socket guide).
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